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today at BreakingPoints.com. Super embarrassing moment for the US government as the No

Fly List, which has massively ballooned over the years since 9-11, was actually leaked

after being left on an unsecured airline. Serverless Go ahead, put this up on the screen.

This is from Vice News. They say in the headline, US No Fly List leaks. It was left on that

unsecured airline. Serverless The List was discovered by a Swiss hacker, and it contains

the names and birth dates, and over a million entries. Just as a reminder, guys, we've had

a No Fly List in this country for a long time. But as they point out in this article, prior

to 9-11, it contained literally like 16 names on it. So it was almost nonexistent. After

9-11, no one has any real insight into how large, but it had ballooned to 40,000, 80,000,

something like that. And by the way, no due process about who gets put on this list or

any process to get yourself taken off of the list. There's no way to even know if you're

on the list. So this is a huge deal that this list has ultimately been obtained and leaked.

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